41. What is an early version of an organised process of writing?
(1.5 Points)
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Answer:
scripting is the answer
THE WRITING PROCESS
The writing process is something that
no two people do the same way. There
is no "right way" or "wrong way to write.
It can be a very messy and fluid
process, and the following is only a
representation of commonly used
steps
STEPS OF THE WRITING
PROCESS
STEP 1: PREWRITING THINK AND DECIDE
Make sure you understand your assignment See Research Papers
or Essays
Decide on a topic to write about. See Narrow your Topic
Consider who will read your work See Audience and Voice Brainstorm ideas about the
subject See Prewriting Strategies
STEP 2: RESEARCH (IF NEEDED)
SEARCH
.
List places where you can find
information.
Do your research. See
Evaluating Sources and Primary vs. Secondary Sources
• Make an Outline to help
organize your research. See
Outlines
STEP 3: DRAFTING WRITE
• Put the information your researched into your own words
See Paraphrase and Summary
Write sentences and paragraphs even if they are not perfect
Read what you have written and judge if it says what you mean.
See Thesis Statements
Write some more See
Incorporating References
Read it again
• Write some more.
Read it again.
Write until you have said
everything you want to say about the topic.
STEP 4: REVISING MAKE IT BETTER
Read what you have written again. See Revising Content and
Revising Organization
Rearrange words sentences or Take out or add parts
paragraphs.
Do more research if you think you should
. Replace overused or unclear
words
Read your writing aloud to be
sure it flows smoothly.
STEP 5: EDITING AND PROOFREADING
MAKE IT CORRECT
. Be sure all sentences are
complete See Editing and
Proofreading
Correct spelling. capitalization. and punctuation
• Change words that are not used
correctly or are unclear. Make sure you are using the
appropriate Style formatting.
See for MLA: Purdue OWL MLA Style Introduction
See for APA: Purdue OWL APA Style
Introduction
See for Chicago: Purdue OWL CMOS
General Format
for examples. Have someone else
check your work